Atacama 700

Made to order and assembled by hand by Germany based motorcycle workshop WalzWerk-Racing, the Atacama 700, is based on a Yamaha XSR700 and is converted into an absolutely pure and puristic driving machine. Available in two versions, the Atacama 700 and 700 S, the beastly bike weighs only 160kg, comes with a two-cylinder in-line engine that delivers 80bhp, JvB front and side fenders, adjustable footrests, ABM brakes and clutch levers, SC-Project exhaust system, front and rear LED lights, as well as a custom paint finish. The S model also features extra equipment, including a 520 racing chain, a K&N racing filter, and Wilbers progressive fork springs and mono-shock, among others. The company produces only 12 units per year. The prices range from around $17,800 for the Atacama 700 to $20,000 for the S model.

Porsche 911 LuftAuto

Luftgekuhlt is a brand founded by two-time Le Mans class winner Patrick Long and creative director Howie Idelson to pay tribute to all air-cooled cars in the Porsche world. The brand recently released a special car designed for a special purpose (it was auctioned for $275,000 at the Autumn Leaves Project, a charity dedicated to pancreatic cancer research). Named LuftAuto, the rally-style 911 from 1985 was designed in form and function to be both a daily driver as we...
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2013 ARRINERA SUPERCAR

Arrinera is a supercar manufacturer based in Warsaw Poland. Their first car will be available for purchase in 2015, the sporty coupe was designed by Pavlo Burkatskyy and renowned British car designer Lee Noble, they were inspired by the radar-evading stealth fighter aircraft, but there is no denying a Lamborghini feel to the car. The car is made from carbon fiber and Kevlar composites making it very lightweight, it features a V8 650hp engine and is capable of reachi...
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AUTOFABRICA TYPE 7

AutoFabrica are undoubtedly one of our favorite names in motorcycle customization. Bujar Muharremi and his crew work essentially on Yamaha SRs, and the latest masterpiece to roll out of their London Garage, is the Type 7 Yamaha SR500, truly a triumph for the custom house. The Type 7 Series features two new Yamahas, the Type 7D in metallic black, and the 7E in gloss white. Both beauties started out as 1980-model SR500s, they were completely striped down to their esse...
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